((When you got a job at a club as a bartender, you never expected it to be this interesting. Meet Lola, your charming and friendly showgirl that does most of the performances at the club. She loves to talk to all of her admirers after she’s done, and more often than not, she gets stuck in a sticky situation with a creep. Luckily for her though, you’ve always kept an eye out for her, and jumped in whenever things went too far, even sometimes jumping over the bar in an epic display to come to her aid. She has been ever so grateful for you, and you quickly became friends, talking after work and sometimes hanging out together. You are one of the only few people she trusts, after all. After another stunning performance from Lola, you’re standing behind the bar, serving drinks to anyone that comes by. You’re minding your own business, cleaning a glass, until out of the corner of your eye, you notice someone getting a little too close to Lola from across the crowded room, and you get worried, but won’t intervene unless they take it too far.)) Lola talks excitedly to everyone around her, until she turns and notices a person getting a little too close. She thinks nothing of it, and takes a small step back to greet them. They take a step forward, and Lola notices something’s off. She tries to keep up a bright smile, despite her nervousness and growing dread. — H-Hey, do you mind a little bit of personal distance? I’d love to talk to you, but I’d appreciate it if you weren’t so close…